How Are You Managing POCT Documentation?
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Hi everyone,
I'm curious how other POCT departments are managing things like competencies, training records, operator lists, and compliance tracking.
Are you still using paper documentation, or have you moved to a digital system? If digital, are you using Microsoft 365 tools (SharePoint, Power Automate, Forms, etc.) or another platform?
I'd love to hear what's working well for your team. Thanks for sharing!
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At our facility, the point of care coordinators are the one that assesses competencies.
For waived devices, we use sharepoint to coordinate with PCD/superusers/nursing educators to assess the quiz and running of a qc completion. We have autorecertification in our middleware qml once the end user completes those requirements.
hope this helps.
Different site have their own policies as well so you can't assume.
Inspectors will ask questions if the name of the assessor of the competency is not from the same site.
Autilia.sisti@stonybrookmedicine.edu
Thanks in advance!
Thanks!
Please see the image below. I'm unsure what is your accrediting agency but all say the same thing in regards to sharing competencies
kellie.graham@ucsf.edu